Kulturmøte - master
- University
- Volda University CollegeVolda, Norway
- Level
- Master’sMaster (2 years) · 2 years
- Language of teaching
- Norwegian
- Length
- 2 years
- Tuition per year
- – We do not have this yet
- Programme page
- www.hivolda.no(opens in a new tab)
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Documents
Diploma
The bachelor's diploma, uploaded to the university's application portal.
Details
The document list differs by programme.
Academic transcript
The transcript of grades and credits; the University of Oslo may also ask for an explanation of your grading system.
Financial statement
You need at least NOK 15,488 per month or NOK 170,368 per year (2026-2027) to cover living costs.
Details
This comes on top of the tuition fee.
From the official page, not compared by a person
International passport
A valid passport is needed for the study permit application, together with the admission letter and proof of funds.
Details
Taken from the University of Oslo checklist; the UDI page could not be opened in this run.
Sources: uio.no (opens in a new tab), studyinnorway.no (opens in a new tab) · read from the pages 13 October 2026 · not compared by a person
Tests
Any one of these is enough
IELTS 6.5, each section at least 6.5
For most University of Oslo master's programmes: IELTS Academic 6.5 with at least 6.5 in each part.
Details
Not an official national figure; confirm with the university.
TOEFL iBT 90
University of Oslo: TOEFL iBT of at least 90 (reading 19, listening 20, speaking 20, writing 24).
Details
Confirm with the university.
PTE Academic 62, each section at least 58
University of Oslo: PTE Academic of at least 62 with at least 58 in each part. Confirm with the university.
Source: uio.no (opens in a new tab) · read from the page 13 October 2026 · not compared by a person
Minimum grades and years of school
A completed Bachelor’s degree
You need a bachelor's degree comparable to a Norwegian bachelor's degree.
Details
This is the University of Oslo rule; other institutions word it themselves.
Source: uio.no (opens in a new tab) · read from the page 13 October 2026 · not compared by a person
Other requirements
At least 80 ECTS of specialisation in the programme's field and a grade average comparable to a Norwegian C
Not compared by a personThe general requirement of University of Oslo master's programmes.
Details
Not an official national figure; confirm with the university.
HK-dir recognition is not normally needed to apply
HK-dir: you do not normally need recognition from us to apply for admission to higher education in Norway.
Details
The university assesses your degree itself.
You apply straight to the university, for non-EU/EEA citizens usually by December for an autumn start
Not compared by a personUniversity of Oslo example: the portal opens on 15 October, the deadline is 1 December, results come by 5 April and studies start in August.
Details
You may apply for up to two programmes. Other institutions set their own dates.
Tuition fee for citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland, amount set per programme
Study in Norway: degree students from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland must normally pay tuition fees, which vary between institutions and programmes.
Details
The University of Oslo, for example, charges them from the 2023/2024 academic year and sends an invoice after the offer.
Study permit from the Directorate of Immigration (UDI), with an application fee
A student from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland must apply for a study permit and pay an application fee; the rules for your country are on the UDI website.
Details
UDI sets the fee, and this page does not state the amount.
Funds paid in advance into the university's deposit account (for example the SiO deposit account at the University of Oslo)
Not compared by a personUniversity of Oslo example: the money goes into the SiO deposit account by 15 June for the autumn semester, and UDI wants all documents by 1 July.
Details
Each institution has its own arrangement, so confirm with the university.
Appointment with the police after arrival to get your residence card
Everyone who holds a residence permit in Norway and is not an EU/EEA citizen must have a residence card.
Details
You always need an appointment with the police, and the card comes by post within up to 20 working days.
Mandatory tuberculosis test after arrival
Uzbekistan is on the Directorate of Health list of countries with a high incidence of tuberculosis.
Details
People from these countries who stay more than three months must be tested for tuberculosis (Tuberculosis Regulation, section 3-1).
Sources: uio.no (opens in a new tab), hkdir.no (opens in a new tab), studyinnorway.no (opens in a new tab), politiet.no (opens in a new tab), helsedirektoratet.no (opens in a new tab) · read from the pages 13 October 2026 · from the official page, not compared by a person
Application dates
We do not hold application dates for this programme. Check the programme page.
Where to apply
The university’s website. INTAKE has no page for this programme, so look for admissions there.
Opens in a new tab: www.hivolda.no
Scholarships for this programme
No scholarship in the catalogue names this programme.